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Nice family-oriented beach park on the Wai'anae coast. Water is clean and calm; sandy beach great to lay out on. Sheltered bay is good for stand up paddling or to launch kayak. Best to go during the week if you want the beach to yourself; it gets crowded with local families and parties on weekends.
The most protected bay on the west shore of Oʻahu, Pōkaʻī Beach takes its name from Ka Uluniu o Pōkaʻī, the famous coconut grove that once grew in its backshore. Its calm, clear waters make it perfect for families, swimmers and beginning surfers.
63 reviews and 222 photos of POKAI BAY BEACH PARK "*Review 400* Hawaiiain for "Night of the Supreme One", this beach is named after the legendary Hawaiian chief, Pōka'i, who reportedly brought the first coconut palm tree to Hawai'i.
Pokai Bay Beach is a 15-acre beach park between Wai'anae and Kane'ilio Point on the west shore of Oahu. The bay is named after the Hawaiian chief Pokai, who is said to have brought the first coconut palm tree to Hawaii.
Poka'i Bay Beach Park, Oahu. Because of its breakwater offshore that blocks high surf, Poka'i Bay (view panorama) is the most protected beach on the leeward (west) coast of Oahu. It is calm year-round, while other beaches on the leeward coast get strong surf in the winter months.
Very serene beach park in Waianae. Calm and good for swimming, paddle boarding and surfing. The Army's Pililaau Army Recreation Center is located at Pokai Bay with cabins for military and military guests.
Pokai Bay Beach Park stands out as an idyllic and safe beach experience for families, with year-round calm waters, family-oriented amenities and its protective breakwater offering an ideal combination of relaxation and recreation on Oahu's Leeward side.
